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Builders in Nottingham — extensions, loft conversions, renovations and brickwork.
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What We Do
Our Services in Nottingham
What Harry Richmond & Partner Ltd can help with
Extensions
Single and double-storey additions that expand your home's footprint and living space in Nottingham.
Loft Conversions
Converting unused attic space into functional rooms with structural work, insulation and building regulations approval in Nottingham.
Renovations
Full-scale refurbishment of existing properties, from interior overhauls to complete structural rewiring in Nottingham.
Brickwork
Masonry repairs, chimney work, pointing, and new brick construction for walls and structural elements in Nottingham.
Groundworks
Foundations, drainage, site levelling and ground preparation for new builds and major projects in Nottingham.
New Builds
Complete new residential construction from foundation through handover in Nottingham.
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What each job covers
Extensions
Planning consultation, foundation work, structural design, brick and block construction, roof integration, internal finishing, and Building Regulations compliance.
When you need it. Growing family, need more kitchen space, or want to add value before selling.
Before you get in touch. Measure your garden. Check if you border a conservation area. Have your deeds ready.
Loft Conversions
Structural assessment, steel beam installation, insulation, boarding, electrics, access stairs, roof work, and Building Regulations sign-off.
When you need it. Need extra bedroom or office space without moving house.
Before you get in touch. Find out your roof type. Check for water stains. Note ceiling height in attic.
Renovations
Structural survey, asbestos checking, dismantling, rewiring, new finishes, plumbing updates, decoration, and staged restoration.
When you need it. Property is dated, needs urgent repairs, or you want a complete modernisation.
Before you get in touch. Get a survey done. Take photos of problem areas. Note any historical features worth keeping.
Brickwork
Mortar joints repointing, brick replacement, chimney inspection and repair, cavity wall work, and matching existing masonry.
When you need it. Mortar crumbling, bricks loose, damp entering walls, or chimney showing cracks.
Before you get in touch. Photograph affected areas. Note which side of house. Check if lime mortar is original.
Groundworks
Site clearing, levelling and compacting, foundation trenches, drainage installation, concrete bases, and soil remediation.
When you need it. Starting a new build or major project that requires ground preparation work.
Before you get in touch. Obtain site plans. Check for buried services. Identify boundary lines and access routes.
New Builds
Foundation through completion: groundworks, structural frame, brickwork, roofing, services, internal finishes, and final inspections.
When you need it. Building a new house or commercial property from scratch on your land.
Before you get in touch. Confirm planning permission granted. Have land survey. Arrange Building Regulations submission.
Why Choose Us
The Nottingham builder you can actually trust
- Based in Nottingham, covering the surrounding area
- Covering Extensions, Loft Conversions, Renovations and more
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Common questions
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Do I need planning permission for an extension?
Most single-storey rear extensions under 4 metres need only Building Regulations approval, not planning. Two-storey extensions typically require planning permission. Proximity to boundaries and conservation areas affect this. A local authority check before design starts saves time and money.
What is Building Regulations approval?
Building Regulations are safety and construction standards set by local authorities. They cover structural stability, fire safety, insulation, and drainage. Work must pass inspections at foundation, frame, and completion stages. An approved inspector or local authority must sign off the finished job.
How long does a loft conversion typically take?
A straightforward loft conversion usually takes 8 to 12 weeks from start to finish. Complex jobs with structural steel, dormer windows, or complications can extend to 16 weeks or more. Weather and Building Control inspection scheduling can add time.
What is repointing and why does mortar fail?
Repointing is removing old mortar between bricks and filling with fresh mortar. Mortar fails due to age, weathering, freeze-thaw cycles, and using wrong mortar type. Historic lime mortar should be replaced with lime-based mortar, not modern cement, to avoid trapping moisture in brickwork.
What happens if a property fails Building Regulations inspection?
The inspector will identify what does not meet standards. The work must be corrected and reinspected. Common issues are inadequate insulation, incorrect floor levels, or drainage defects. Remedial work costs time and money, so getting design right beforehand is critical.
How deep do foundations need to be?
Foundation depth depends on soil type and ground conditions. Clay and sandy soils require deeper foundations than chalk or rock. Local authority Building Control sets minimum depths based on site investigation. Shallow foundations on unstable ground lead to subsidence and serious structural problems later.
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